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How America Can Make a Sustainable Industrial Transformation

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Column: Why Climate Funders Should Be Backing Indigenous Groups

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Column: How Carbon Markets Can Deliver to the Front Lines of the Climate Crisis

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After the 1918 flu pandemic, many countries changed their approach to public health and disease. Will we do the same after COVID-19?

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Claudia Rankine Wants to Talk About White Privilege

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It may sound crazy, but the Democrats are singing Trump’s tune. We need a different song.Sure, the two parties are miles apart on everything from healthcare to immigration. The consequences of a second Trump term...

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When Osmel Martinez Azcue returned to the US after a trip to China and developed a flu-like illness, he did exactly the right thing. He went to a hospital in Miami to get tested for...

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Benjamin Netanyahu's Toxic Win in Israel Election

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Trump's Disgraceful Taliban Deal

There is a difference between peace and retreat. The Trump administration’s agreement with the Taliban represents a full retreat. It’s an agreement that most Republicans would deplore if a Democrat president made the deal, and...

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The Right Peace for Afghanistan

As we take the first major, halting steps toward a peace agreement in Afghanistan, all I can remember is how we got there in the first place. On 9/11, I was a newly promoted one-star...

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After weeks of relative placidity about the global spread of the novel coronavirus, financial markets snapped to attention last week and plunged with dizzying speed. U.S. stocks lost nearly 12% and $3.5 trillion was erased...

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The Violence Tearing Apart India

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Senate Sits on Gun Reform

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We Need to Defend America's Research and Science From Foreign Spying

As a Harvard physics student, I got to learn from some of the smartest minds on earth. My professors were also good people, and the department has a proud history both of great discovery and...

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Trump and Modi Share View of World

President Donald Trump is due to make the first ever visit by an American head of state to Ahmedabad, the biggest city in the western state of Gujarat. It is the state that Narendra Modi,...

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What Happens Next with Europe’s New Regulation of Big Tech

Less than three months after being sworn into office, the cabinet of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen released on Wednesday ambitious plans for the E.U. to regulate Big Tech going forward, specifically when...

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